#21: The Average MBA Gets One Job Offer for Every 3.6 Interviews

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Find out how much MBA's made in 2010 and what they had to do to get those jobs from the GMAC annual salary survey of MBAs. Learn what a BATNA is how how its the key to getting that salary you are looking for after business school.

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